What is the stratosphere? - Crash Course #2

Thank you

Also its the layer of the earth's atmosphere above the troposphere, extending to about 50 km above the earth's surface (the lower boundary of the mesosphere). And the mesosphere is the region of the earth's atmosphere above the stratosphere and below the thermosphere, between about 50 and 80 km in altitude. And the troposphere is the lowest region of the atmosphere, extending from the earth's surface to a height of about 6–10 km (the lower boundary of the stratosphere).

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You are a great teacher, excellent work. I would assume by now you completed your PhD and lecturing at some university. What is it? If you do offer classes online I am very interested. Good luck

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Have a layer map beside you, while you explain.

Thank you man, I'm gonna apply for masters in these topics, im an EE student.

very pedagogical presentation.

your a fucking savage, my man did the shoulder brush i rate it.. interesting topic.

I know it's not related at all, but something you said in this video gave me a question that maaybe you might be able to shed some light on? If energy is defined as ability to do work, and "zero point energy" (vacuum energy) is a thing, how can it actually be energy? Because theres no gradient, so there's no possibility to do work? But I cant think of any other exception, the definition you gave works well, so it seems to me like the issue is in the description of the vacuum "energy", not the definition of energy itself.

Your way of explaining the concepts are really good....keep doing videos like this Simon!!

Excellent video!

Thank you for teach

I'm really enjoying these crash course videos. Sometimes its difficult to get into an educational series like this but your enthusiasm and concise but accurate pieces of knowledge make the information feel so smooth and easy to take in. Thanks a lot, really interesting! :)

Great video

As you go higher the sun gets closer, and temperature increases.
but temperature decreases again in Mesosphere . a little bit confusion

Loved this video!!! Thanks

Happy I watched this! Great video. I'm an undergrad engineering student -I loved hearing your perspective! "notably some work by my supervisor" (brushes off shoulder) lol. I love watching lecturers with personality & especially those who can strategically incorporate bits of humor.

Finally starting college in January as a physics student and using these videos to get back into the swing of taking notes after being out of school for a few years. Awesome content man!

Do you have any published work on effects of the Stratosphere on weather?

I love this channel!!

You are an awesome speaker. Keep it up👍🏻

I like this series. Good job man

I imagine that the first bit was out of focus because it was pre-recorded for the 'up next' segment, and the last video was out of focus. The second half is perfect. Great episode by the way!

Another amazing video, Simon! Please sort out the focus next time ;) very interesting however, how many more crash course type things will you be working on?

You would be such a good lecturer, I'd love to see you present an iTunes U course or something.

you're out of focus mate

This is really super interesting! Thank you for creating this crash course! =)

Hi Simon, I always wondered how you enjoy physics so much when you say that you are not good at maths.

this video was very good much better than your other videos in my opinion, looking forward to more crash courses.

Wow, this video was excellent content wise and the editing was great (what screen did you end up using?)
It was very well structured and I learnt quite a bit from you! Have you considered teaching?
Please continue this series, it's very interesting!!

Hey Simon, loving this new series. Keep up the good work, your videos have been very inspirational in helping me to choose to apply for physics at uni, so thanks!